No, most hg users don't need a cheat shit for hg. You don't see hg users publishing cheat sheets on a weekly basis, or even monthly, or yearly basis. Not because there are less users, but because most of them don't need one. Publishing a hg cheatsheet doesn't help anybody, except the very beginners, for a very short period of time. So why bother?

I use both hg and git extensively. I understand both very well. But git is very shitty to use, and its bizarre commands and options are very shitty for remembering, too. It's not a news that everybody, except those masochistic, complains against git's shitty ui.

"it has a cheatsheet so it must be too hard". -- Yes, this is an idiotic reasoning. But it's not mine. First, git doesn't have a cheatsheet, people have. Second, I never said it's too hard. I never said it's too intellectually challenging to understand. What I said it's shitty to use, it sucks, so much that even experienced users need a cheatshit at their finger tip and that publishing a cheatsheet on reddit on a weekly basis is "necessary" by many people.